the Good Access Guide to Glasgow - the directory of accessible accommodations, amenities and disability services in our region.

Through this unique online resource, residents and visitors of all abilities can now discover the very best in accessible and inclusive living, leisure and mobility.

Leisure Time is about just that – enjoying your hard earned leisure breaks rather than searching for them! So, for the best in accessible hotels, cottages, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, caravan parks and inns, look no further.
For museums, theatres, sporting venues, visitor attractions as well as places to wine, dine and generally have a good time... you are in the right place!

Our Independent Living area is aimed at matching your needs with the many quality products and services out there that can make your life that little (or a whole lot) better! From access and mobility aids, to wheelchairs and walkers, you will find them all right here. In fact, it's a one stop shop!

The Disability Discrimination Act will affect service providers and users alike.
Our DDA Services are aimed at helping businesses and organisations address their obligations under the Act, and thereby improving their services to all.

The heavy industries of Glasgow have long gone, but the city has lost none of its excitement and vibrancy. Perhaps one of the friendliest of the UK's large cities, Glasgow offers a character more akin to that found in continental Europe and exudes warmth and humour. It boasts remarkable architecture amongst it's many attributes. Stroll round the revived Merchant City or along Byres Road in the West End, and sit in one the countless restaurants and chic bars to enjoy the atmosphere of what was once the 'Second City of The Empire'.

Must see and do attractions include:
Glasgow Cathedral, George Square Statues, The Scottish Maritime Museum, Celtic Visitor Centre, Gallery of Modern Art, Scottish Football Museum - Hampden, The Mackintosh House.